Columbus North High School - Log Yearbook (Columbus, IN)

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From Books Alone,” Says Squeaky Miss Sadie Davis ' classes review grammar and the principles of punctuation. Miss Martha Ellis shows her sewing students how to make new dresses and how to remodel old ones. Under Miss Hazel Fitzpatrick ' s guidance the advanced cooking students prepare the food for the school cafeteria. This year Mr. Wood- row Fleming, biology teacher, also has coached the Pups on to 11 victories out of 17 tries. Top Row: Miss Sadie Davis, Miss Martha Ellis, Miss Hazel Fitzpatrick, C. H. S. after a snow storm. Mr. Woodrow Fleming. Bottom Row: Miss Edna Folger, Miss Euzetta Foster, Mr. Noel Genth, Mr. Russell Goucher. Miss Edna Folger, business adviser of the Log, teaches higher mathematics to her scholars. Miss Euzetta Foster has charge of the gym work of all the girls in high school. Mr. Noel Genth, coach of the Bull Dogs, also teaches physics. Mr. Russell Goucher, director of the orchestra and the bands, also has charge of the mixed chorus. Page twenty-nine

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A typical scene as students leave for home. Top Row: Mr. Glenn Adams, Miss Josephine Armuth, Mr. William Baker, Miss Alice Bateman. Bottom Row: Miss Elsie Butler, Mr. Ferry Clark, Miss Beatrice Crowe, Miss Maude Davis. “Reading, Riting, Rithmetic Can’t Be Learned The explanation of the monetary system is one of the things that Mr. Glenn Adams teaches in his economics class. The seniors in Miss Josephine Armuth ' s history class learn about the various bills and tariffs that have been passed in the United States. Blueprinting and mechanical drawing are taught in Mr. William Baker ' s classes. Miss Alice Bateman teaches her freshman Latin students the declension of nouns and adjectives and how to conjugate verbs. The home position and proper finger movement is taught beginning typing students by Miss Elsie Butler. Mr. Ferry Clark teaches his botany students how to identify different leaves. Miss Beatrice Crowe, dean of girls, helps her short¬ hand students build up their writing speed. Miss Maude Davis teaches her Business English students the do ' s and don ' ts of writing good business letters. Page twenty-eight

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“To The Teachers We Are Indebted Mr. Earl Graves, commerce and industry teacher in high school, also has classes in Junior High. The art displays in 109 have been sponsored by Miss Mildred Gutknecht ' s art classes. Mr. A. E. Jackson teaches his pupils how to become good mechanics. Miss Marjorie Lewis, history teacher, has charge of the interesting noon programs held in the auditorium. Students of C. H. S. are taught to Top Row: Mr. Earl Graves, Miss Mildred Gutknecht, Mr. A. E. Jackson, Miss appreciate art. Marjorie Lewis. Bottom Row: Miss Helen Lowe, Mrs. Maurice McKain, Miss Mildred Murray, Mr. Frank Newsom. Miss Helen Lowe, Latin and history teacher, is also editorial adviser of the Log. Mrs. Maurice McKain guides her pupils through the mysteries of civics and history. In her speech classes, Miss Mildred Murray helps erase the self- consciousness of some high school students. Boxing and wrestling are now taught by Mr. Frank Newsom, physical education teacher.